Anti Aging Toothpaste - Going Too Far?

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It seems like every time we turn around, there’s a new anti aging product coming out. Not surprising, considering how many of us Baby Boomers there are - it’s only natural for a company to cash in on that market segment. But anti aging toothpaste? Really?

I was once told by a dentist years ago that it’s the actual act of brushing your teeth that is the real benefit. What you put on your toothbrush doesn’t really matter. Don’t know if that’s really true, but looking at the ingredients in this anti aging toothpaste makes me want to care.

So What’s In Anti Aging Toothpaste?

A mixture of bovine extracted bimolecular proteins containing, placenta, membrane, tissue and organic cells - WHAT?? Why would I want to brush my teeth with that??

Also Yeast containing B complex, Vitamin C, Rathania and Johanniskraut oil, Kiesel acid, fluoride, aromatic oils, and sea salt. It also contains parabens, chemicals used as preservatives, but then so do most other toothpastes. It also has hormones, vitamins, RNAs (ribonucleic acids).

What Are The Benefits of Anti Aging Toothpaste?

According to the manufacturer, it helps the mouth to repair and regenerate all of its tissues, keeping teeth and gums healthy, improving blood supply and saliva production and helping to prevent bad breath and general infections.

It also prevents bleeding gums, infections, inflammations, paradontosis, loose teeth, bad breath and pain - but then, so does regular brushing with any toothpaste.

Sorry, I won’t be giving you the link to this one - you can Google it under “anti aging toothpaste”.